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Macron touts relationship with Canada in Saint Pierre and Miquelon

French President Emmanuel Macron spent the weekend in the overseas collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon, using the visit to emphasize the deep bonds between France and Canada. While some observers suggested the trip was designed to send a geopolitical signal, Macron dismissed those notions, telling reporters that we should not be so obsessed with

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Israeli president pardons combat medic who shot dead wounded Palestinian attacker

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has officially pardoned Elor Azaria, the former combat medic whose actions during a confrontation in the West Bank sparked a nationwide debate over military ethics and justice nearly a decade ago. The decision follows a recommendation from Defense Minister Israel Katz and comes just ahead of Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day

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Russians go to polls with no party against Putin or war in Ukraine

Russian citizens began casting their ballots on Friday in a three day election process that appears designed more as a display of loyalty than a genuine democratic exercise. With President Vladimir Putin entering his twenty sixth year at the helm, the political landscape has been scrubbed of any meaningful dissent. Only parties that explicitly back

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Houthi advance boosts Iran’s leverage over the US and Saudi Arabia – but may cost rebel group its legitimacy back in Yemen

In a swift series of maneuvers beginning in early September 2026, Houthi forces seized a massive stretch of Yemen’s Red Sea coastline, claiming critical territories including the port of Mokha and the strategic island of Mayyun. This aggressive expansion represents the most significant shift in the front lines since the 2022 truce, effectively granting the

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US set to approve 60,000 heavy bombs for Israel: What that means

The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to sell Israel 60,000 highly destructive 2,000 pound bombs in a multibillion dollar deal that will be largely financed by American taxpayers. While officials from the State Department and the White House have remained tight lipped about the specifics of pending transactions, reports indicate the package consists

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2 U.S. government workers accidentally shot by soldiers during anti-smuggling operation in Eswatini

Two United States government employees were accidentally shot by soldiers in Eswatini last week during a military crackdown on smuggling operations. According to a statement released by the Eswatini government, the incident occurred late Friday in a rural area located in the northeastern part of the country. While officials have not yet disclosed the identities

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Russian oligarch close to Putin reportedly paid for part of Donald Trump Jr’s lavish wedding

Questions are mounting over the financial backing of Donald Trump Jr’s opulent wedding in the Bahamas following reports that a Russian oligarch closely tied to Vladimir Putin helped foot the bill. The multi day celebration, which saw the president’s eldest son marry socialite Bettina Anderson across two private islands in May, was allegedly partially funded

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Houthis cut off key Saudi oil route as US hammers Iranian minelayers

Tensions in the Middle East reached a boiling point this week as Iran backed Houthi rebels seized critical territory along Yemen’s Red Sea coast, effectively cutting off a vital oil transit route for Saudi Arabia. The rebel forces captured the strategic port city of Mokha and a key island within the Bab el Mandeb Strait,

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French officials investigate if malicious act caused train derailment

French authorities are launching a focused investigation into a passenger train derailment in northern France to determine if the accident was caused by a deliberate act of sabotage. Prosecutor Sebastien Gallois stated on Saturday that investigators believe a stray piece of rail found on the tracks likely triggered the incident, though they have not yet

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Saudi Arabian oil pipeline system hit by projectiles triggering fires

Saudi Arabia’s critical oil infrastructure came under attack on Thursday as projectiles struck a key pipeline system, sparking several fires across the landscape. According to U.S. officials familiar with the situation, the strikes targeted pump stations situated alongside the pipeline rather than the line itself. Satellite imagery captured in the aftermath reveals significant fire damage

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